Fashion show presented in the guise of newly weds embarking on the liner SS United States for a honeymoon. The husband helps his bride remove her coat. They kiss each other and drink. They host a cocktail party. A model (ostensibly a Bridesmaid) and other "bridesmaids" join the couple and model fashions from the Bride's trousseau. The fashions are by designer Carol King and were first seen when worn by actress Janet Leigh in the motion picture, "Walking my Baby back Home."
Vintage suburban American family and fashions in 1950s. Man by the fireplace in a room. His wife seated, wearing a white top and dark colored skirt. Man's sister chats. Woman wearing new dress lights up a cigarette. Husband shows a new jacket whose lining matches the wearer's tie. Mother plays with his baby. Family in the United States relaxes.
A Rambler station wagon is driven into an Esso station (gas station or petrol station or service station), where three men service it. They fuel the car using a gas pump, wash the windows, and add oil. Oil can is opened and poured into engine. Water is added to the radiator. Air is added to a tire using an air pump. A car is jacked up inside the garage of the service station. An automobile battery is charged using a battery charger. Cigarettes are purchased from a machine. A closeup of an advertisement showing a couple smoking. Coca-Cola is purchased from a vending machine. Coffee is purchased from a vending machine. Lifesavers candy is purchased from a vending machine. A car goes through a car wash at a service station. Closeups of meters on gas pumps showing gallons dispensed and amount due. A map is opened up by a driver. An Edsel drives out of a service station. POV shots driving down a country road or rural road in the 1950s.
General Douglas MacArthur rides in open top car. Police motorcycle escorts with car pass on a street. Cheering crowds on sidewalks. General MacArthur is in Jackson on the occasion of his speech to a joint session of the Mississippi State Legislature.
General Douglas MacArthur delivers a speech to the Massachusetts State Legislators at State House in Boston.
Series of tests performed on waterborne missile 'Campbell', remotely controlled by radio and television in World War II. Missile disguised as motor boat. Recording shows aircraft on flight deck of a carrier. Ship underway in the sea. Destroyers approach. Man on radio. Big guns at the field. Aerials of harbor show submarine nets, antitank positions, nearby airport and radar. A bridge. Troops aboard a ship. Ships in harbor. Officers at dock. Two men aboard a motorboat in water. Plane in flight. Motorboat runs in water. Radio control receiver and radio transmitter on a missile in the boat. Boat runs in water as seen from the top, controlled by radio and television. TV scans the images from bow of the missile. Motorboat move towards the freighter.
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